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For Students’ Use Only HAU-Theology 101

I. Topic: Two Poles of Theology

II. Activity
 Introduction to the activity:
o We each have personal recollections of past events, personal memories, and
vivid, imaginative accounts of the events of our lives. These memories create
a springboard for the stories that will provide us a precious link to our past.
o We call these traditions. TRADITION is (1) a way of thinking , behaving or
doing something that has been used by people in a particular group, family,
society, etc., for a long time; (b) The stories, beliefs, etc., that have been part
of the culture of a group of people for a long time.
o Different world cultural traditions, national traditions, family traditions, etc.
 Objectives of the activity
o To research one’s family culture and heritage through interviews of the elders.
o To be exposed to values, perspectives and experiences of different
generations in their family.
o To develop sense of self, family and community through the crafting of the
TIMELINE FAMILY TRADITIONS.
 5 reasons to observe Family Traditions
o Family Traditions create good feelings and special moments to remember.
o Family traditions give every member of the family a stronger sense of
belonging.
o Family traditions help us discover and develop our identity.
o Family traditions keep us rooted with our family values.
o Family traditions provide a sense of security.
 Points for reflection
o Are your current family traditions still faithful to your original family traditions?
o If there were modifications, are these modifications faithful to the essence of
the original family traditions?
o How can you say yes or no? Are you knowledgeable of your past family
traditions?
o Overall, how has the activity helped you? Any insights?

III. Content
 Balangkas ng Talaban at Talastasan sa pagitan ng Tradisyong Hudyo-
Kristiyano at Kasalukuyang Karanasan

TRADISYONG Talaban KASALUKUYANG


HUDYO-KRISTIYANO (Dialogue) KARANASAN NG
(Judeo-Christian BAYANG
Tradition) NANANAMPALATAYA
(Contemporary
Talastasan Human Experience)
(Interaction)

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